"I NEVER leave reviews on places but I feel it's important to warn others about my experience here. I originally brought my New Nintendo 2DS XL in because I had accidentally broken the microSD card reader while trying to replace the thumbstick on the console myself. I asked this shop to replace the broken microSD card reader and properly install the new thumbstick I bought for it. While they technically got those parts working, they created an entirely new issue. Pressing the ZL button on the console now immediately shuts off the system. This was absolutely not a problem before their repair. When I asked about it, they dismissed it as a "short" and told me they couldn't fix it. That explanation didn't sit right with me, because it was very clearly an issue that came up after their work. To make matters worse, I also noticed cosmetic damage to my microSD card which includes a scratched label and paint that also wasn't there beforehand (pictures attached). After everything was said and done, they claimed that they completed $95 worth of work on my console so that was going to be the final cost originally. Luckily I was able to talk them down to $70 which is still a ripoff. All they did was transfer and solder on a microSD card bracket/reader from a Nintendo Switch they had stored in inventory. Yes my console works now and the original issue is fixed, however a combination of creating the ZL button issue and damaging the outside of my microSD card truly shows malpractice and a lack of care. Long story short, I brought my console to uBreakiFix nearby, explained the issue, and they had no problem diagnosing and offering a fix. The contrast in professionalism and accountability was night and day. I don't enjoy leaving negative reviews, but I think future customers deserve to know that this business not only caused additional problems during their repair, but also refused to take responsibility for them. I would strongly recommend going elsewhere for electronic or console repair. If I could give them ZERO stars, I would."
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"Avril has become a good friend and trusted repair and service trooper for me. I've had no less than 7 or 8 pieces of equipment 40 or more years old several need heavy maintenance to be brought back to 100 percent serviceability and he's modified two of them in manners no one else would even attempt to do with absolute and complete satisfaction, I recommend Him for absolutely any maintenance on any machine you have, if it can't be fixed or is questionable in a safety sense he will give you a full understanding as to all aspects..."
If this leak is true, Sony is making it abundandtly clear that LCD MiniLEDs are their flagships. It looks like Sony will completely ditch QD-OLED in favor of mid to high range WOLEDs (Bravia 9 MLA / Bravia 8). The absolute flagship is a MiniLED called Bravia 10 in 85 and 98 inches.
If your LCD or LED flat panel TV set will not power up or will not stay on , If you have an immediate shut down after turning on your TV or a delayed shutdown,or intermittent shut downs for no apparent reason or the set does not turn on at all and has no picture and no sound . First...
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As many AVS members know, LCD TVs need a light source to illuminate the image, and modern LCDs use LEDs as that light source. The LEDs can be mounted along the edges of the screen—an orientation called edgelighting—or they can be located behind the LCD panel in a 2-dimensional array...
